The phrase "allowing for the propensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration of a tendency or inclination in a particular context or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we are allowing for the propensity of individuals to favor familiar brands over new ones."
Alternatives: "considering the tendency" or "accounting for the inclination".
This methodutilized the propensity scores of amino acids allowing for the analysis of the MTPs. Figure 1 presents a flowchart of the experimental design.
Unlike Cummings, we modelled the association between study characteristics and response rate while allowing for a propensity towards similar responses by healthcare professionals within the same study.
The propensity scores then allows for the estimation of the average treatment on the treated [43].
As melons mature and ripen, they have a greater propensity to allow for the survival and multiplication of human pathogens on their surface.
PPIs and H2RAs were examined separately to allow for the calculation of separate high-dimensional propensity scores for each exposure.
Propensity analyses allows for the balancing of baseline characteristics between exposed (e.g.., obese) and un-exposed (e.g., normal weight controls) individuals.
In this regard we make use of propensity score matching, which allows for the estimation of causal effects based on non-experimental survey data (Guo and Fraser [2010]; Rosenbaum and Rubin [1983]).
Identifying conditions that have an effect on the propensity to develop organ dysfunction in sepsis will allow for the expansion of studies on interventions for this disease.
Although we explicitly exclude selection models from the current review (as zeros are genuine observations rather than unobserved), we will discuss the generalized Tobit model that allows for correlation between the propensity to use healthcare services and the level of use.
We did not find an association between diabetic ketoacidosis and viral infections other than hepatitis C, notably cytomegalovirus, nor did we find an association between diabetic ketoacidosis and antibody induction therapy, which would be expected to decrease immunity but might also allow for a greater propensity to viral infections.
